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If you are in a one-way conversation, you are talking at someone, rather than with someone. If you are in a two-way conversation, participants are both listening and talking. ... Based on direction and tone, I grouped conversations into four types: debate, dialogue, discourse, and diatribe
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Conversation is interactive communicationbetween two or more people.
The development of conversational skills and etiquette is an important part of socialization. The development of conversational skills in a new language is a frequent focus of language teaching and learning.
When we talk with other people, the style of the conversation we have, the way were talk with one another, can vary significantly, particularly in the way we seek to change their minds (or even our own). Within each of these, the relationship is very different, including ranging from low to high respect and openness.
Different types of conversation can have different goals and different assumptions about such aspects as relationships, power, status and so on.
The Five Ds of Conversation: different ways of talking.
Dictating: Telling what to do.
Debate: Arguing with zero sum.
Discussion: Open conversation.
Deliberation: Joint decision-making.
Dialog: Exploring one another.
Other conversations:
Authentic Conversation: Talking as honest adults.
Blameless Conversation: Talking without blaming.
Bonding Conversations: Building social connection.
Romance Conversations: Building affection.
Status Conversations: Seeking recognition or superiority.
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The development of conversational skills and etiquette is an important part of socialization. The development of conversational skills in a new language is a frequent focus of language teaching and learning.
When we talk with other people, the style of the conversation we have, the way were talk with one another, can vary significantly, particularly in the way we seek to change their minds (or even our own). Within each of these, the relationship is very different, including ranging from low to high respect and openness.
Different types of conversation can have different goals and different assumptions about such aspects as relationships, power, status and so on.
The Five Ds of Conversation: different ways of talking.
Dictating: Telling what to do.
Debate: Arguing with zero sum.
Discussion: Open conversation.
Deliberation: Joint decision-making.
Dialog: Exploring one another.
Other conversations:
Authentic Conversation: Talking as honest adults.
Blameless Conversation: Talking without blaming.
Bonding Conversations: Building social connection.
Romance Conversations: Building affection.
Status Conversations: Seeking recognition or superiority.
may this will help you
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